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Group of American troops arrive in Israel
SUMMARY: The U.S. has sent 100 troops and an anti-missile defense system to Israel amid escalating tensions following Iran’s missile attacks. In response, Washington urges Israel to boost humanitarian aid to Gaza, threatening a slowdown in military assistance if changes aren’t made within 30 days. Israeli humanitarian aid has reportedly fallen by over 50%. The U.S. might withhold specific weapons, such as large diameter bombs, while tensions flare between Israel and Hezbollah following recent strikes. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warns of severe retaliation against Hezbollah for soldier deaths, as humanitarian aid efforts continue from the EU to Lebanon.
An anti-missile defense system arrived overnight from the US and with it, roughly 100 US troops to operate it.
News from the South - Arkansas News Feed
What would Issue 3 mean for medical marijuana access in Arkansas?
SUMMARY: The proposal expands the number of medical professionals allowed to prescribe medical marijuana, including nurses and pharmacists, enabling patients to access products more easily. It introduces a broader list of qualifying conditions and permits healthcare practitioners to prescribe it for any debilitating condition they believe could benefit from marijuana use. Notably, the amendment includes a trigger clause that would automatically legalize marijuana in the state if the federal government does so. Recently, Vice President Kamala Harris supported such a move during her campaign. For more details, visit our website at thv11.com.
With early voting set to begin next week, many eyes are on Issue 3. Here’s what it could mean for the expansion of medical marijuana access in Arkansas.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers offers fire safety tips amid dry conditions
SUMMARY: Abner Sosa reports on the high wildfire danger due to dry and windy conditions. Chief Park Ranger Landon Thurman emphasizes the increased risk from low humidity and the absence of rain, warning that sparks from tires can ignite dry grass, leading to rapid fire spread. He highlights that open fires are prohibited in campgrounds, but charcoal and propane grills are allowed if used cautiously. Thurman advises keeping a close eye on burning charcoal and embers, especially on windy days, as they can quickly escalate fire hazards. The Army Corps of Engineers remains vigilant during this elevated fire risk period.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers offers fire safety tips amid dry conditions
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Teacher returns to students after kidney transplant
SUMMARY: The narrator received a call from a nurse urging immediate action due to their sister’s end-stage kidney failure. Despite wanting to delay, they went straight to the emergency room, where their sister needed surgery and would eventually require a transplant. This experience was humbling and led to a year of dialysis and waiting for a transplant. The narrator felt it was their responsibility to help, and ultimately, fourth-grade teacher Ali Passmore donated her kidney to her sister. Upon visiting her after the surgery, the sister appeared tired but filled with joy, reflecting her excitement for the new chance at life.
The Arkansas teacher received a kidney transplant from a fellow teacher, who is also her little sister.
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